Emma invigorates her clients to live an authentic life. She is committed to improving well-being by reducing stress, decreasing social isolation, and challenging the natural tendency to avoid hard things. Emma uses motivational interviewing and other skills she learned as a graduate student at the University of WA to create a custom plan, beginning with developing each person’s vision of a better life. Clients reported, after working with Emma, a stronger sense of self, a more mindful approach to life, and a reduction in symptoms of anxiety and depression.

To support many underserved populations, Emma strives to bridge gaps and address barriers that may impact the clients' ability to advocate for themselves and live a secure life. Guided by her realism-based perspective on life, clinical skills, optimism, and a deep belief in change. Emma has an extensive understanding of the various systems that affect us and how we can live a healthier, more regulated life within our internal and external systems. She understands the challenges of accessing quality care firsthand and is committed to providing evidence-based best practices that embrace all lifestyles and backgrounds. With extensive experience supporting people with chronic illnesses, anxiety, substance use, and neurodivergence, Emma has demonstrated her ability to be effective, reliable, and open to learning.